Iguana Removal in Broward County
Broward County has two iguana problems at once. The coast — Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Deerfield Beach — is seawalls, finger canals, condos, and marinas. The west — Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines — is community lakes, canals, and large HOAs. Florida Iguana Ops serves both with trapping, removal, and exclusion.
Why Broward County has an iguana problem
The New River, Intracoastal, and finger-canal grid let animals move block to block without crossing a street. West of the coastal strip, master-planned lakes and drainage canals do the same job inland. Shared HOA shoreline means one association’s bank feeds the next. Burrows under bulkheads and pool decks are the expensive damage. Droppings collect on docks, amenity decks, and walkways.
Where we see the most activity
- Fort Lauderdale New River walls, finger canals, and marina edges
- Hollywood Intracoastal condos and inland canal neighborhoods
- Deerfield Beach Hillsboro Canal and Intracoastal bulkheads
- Coral Springs community lakes, canals, and HOA common areas
- Pembroke Pines western lakes, preserve edges, and planned-community banks
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Cities we cover in Broward County
Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines, and Deerfield Beach. Open the city page for the neighborhood-level detail.
How we handle the job
We inspect first. Then we remove animals with humane, Florida-legal methods that fit the property. After that we look at burrows, nesting spots, and entry points so the next animals off the water have fewer places to settle. Green iguanas are an invasive nuisance in Florida and cannot be relocated and released.
Who we serve
Homes, condos, HOAs, hotels, marinas, schools, and commercial sites across coastal and western Broward County.
Nearby counties we also cover
Palm Beach County to the north. We also take surrounding South Florida work. See all cities on our Service Areas page.
